Pyramids Solitaire

Pyramids Solitaire is a collection of 5 fun versions of the classic one player card game Pyramid.
The object of the game is to remove cards in pairs that add up to a total of 13 (Jack + 2 or 9 + 4 for example),
to win you need to remove all 28 cards from the Pyramid. Cards that are not covered by another card
are available for play. Kings are worth 13 and can be removed singly.

Pyramids Solitaire features realistic cards, which are scaled to be as large as possible on your devices screen.

Due to the layouts for the games "Giza" and "Seven" the cards are slightly smaller for those games, that is just to ensure that they will fit your screen.

Treize: The pyramid cards are dealt face up so you can plan your attack.

Thirteen: Has the same layout as treize except unexposed pyramid cards are dealt face down.

Yield: The pyramid is inverted, it can be tricky to start making progress in this card game!

Seven: The same layout as treize but with an additional seven cards dealt out below the pyramid.

Giza: The most difficult solitaire game in this collection, the entire deck is dealt out at the beginning of the game.

You may know Pyramid Solitaire by another name such as:
Tut's Tomb, Pyramid Patience, or pirámide.